Home Shop The Collection The House

Legal

Cookie Policy

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small files that a website places on the device you browse with. They allow a site to recognise you as a returning visitor, to keep your session and your cart, to browse more quickly, to gather statistical information, and to remember your preferences.

They are useful because they let a site adapt to the person using it, and let those who run it understand what is working and what is not.

2. Types of cookies

  • Strictly necessary cookies. These are required for the store to function and cannot be switched off. They are set in response to what you do: filling a form, keeping what is in your cart, carrying you through checkout, guarding against fraudulent activity. Most are placed by Shopify, which hosts this store. You may block them in your browser, but parts of the site will then not work. They store nothing that identifies you personally.
  • Performance cookies. These count visits and sources so that we may measure and improve the site, and know which pages are read and which are not. Everything they gather is aggregated, and therefore anonymous. Without them we do not know when a page is visited.
  • Marketing cookies. Where the house runs a campaign, these allow us to know whether it reached anyone, and to avoid repeating the same message to the same person. The data they produce is never sold.

3. Consent

Strictly necessary cookies are placed without consent, as the store cannot work without them. All others are placed only where you have accepted them. Where a cookie notice is shown to you, your choice is recorded and respected until you change it.

4. Third parties

Cookies on this site may be set by Shopify, by our payment providers, and by the analytics or advertising platforms the house uses at a given moment. Each is governed by its own privacy policy.

5. Managing cookies

Every browser allows you to see the cookies held on your device, to remove them, and to block them entirely or site by site. These controls sit under Settings, Preferences or Privacy, according to the browser.

6. Related documents

For what becomes of the data itself, see the Privacy Policy and the Terms and Conditions.

7. Changes

Should the use of cookies change, this page is updated with its new date.

Updated August 2026

Should anything remain unanswered, we would be glad to hear from you.

Contact the house